Eco church progress
First published on: 8th September 2022We are making good progress with 115 churches registered for eco church and 42 eco church awards so far.
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We are making good progress with 115 churches registered for eco church and 42 eco church awards so far.
On the death of HM the Queen, Bishop David makes a personal tribute to her life of faith and service.
In collaboration with St Peter’s House, Manchester, the Council of Christians and Jews is delighted to announce the hire of two new managers for its flagship Campus Leadership Programme, now based in the heart of Manchester’s higher education institutions.
Situated in a prominent position on Wilbraham Road in Chorlton, St Werburgh’s Church is undergoing a transformation that promises ‘good things coming’ for the community.
A new programme of Group Pastoral Supervision is being made available from September 2022. Clergy are invited to sign up for small group sessions led by a trained leader that will provide a confidential space where they can share their day-to-day challenges and experiences amongst a group of supportive peers.
We are currently looking to enhance the membership of a number of our key committees and are inviting expressions of interest from those with experience of HR, finance, investments and property management.
Expressions of interest are invited for membership of the Diocesan Advisory Committee for the Care of Churches (DAC).
My hope is that every bishop has gone home a changed woman or man. Changed by the experience of meeting in the flesh, worshipping, praying, studying, sharing our stories, and having fun together.
St Chad’s in Ladybarn has turned a once-neglected corner of the parish grounds into a wildlife garden.
A series of talks by professionals will offer the opportunity to talk about dying and to plan for what happens when someone dies.